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Scott Jensen
May 21, 2025
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Today is International Tea Day.
We should see a high of 84° with sunny skies.
Here are the top Charlotte Stories for May 21st, 2025:
All Charlotte-area Circle K gas stations are about to offer a gas discount ahead of Memorial Day weekend as part of its "Fuel Day"...READ MORE
Carowinds is introducing its first-ever adults-only experience as Carolina Harbor Waterpark opens for the 2025 season on Saturday. The 27,280-square-foot section of the 27-acre...READ MORE
North Carolina's economy is projected to see continued growth in 2025, with a 2.7% increase in real — inflation adjusted — Gross Domestic Product,...READ MORE
A new analysis reveals the rising cost of being single in America’s 100 largest cities. Researchers at...READ MORE
The North Carolina Department of Labor (NCDOL) has launched a new public website to help lodging establishments and vacation rental property managers comply with...READ MORE
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